SCP-7773 Unknown ? low confidence
SCP-7773
Expected annual
$16.5M
One-time setup
$13.8M
Annual recurring
$15.7M
Personnel
22
Estimated one-time capital costs are approximately $13.85M driven by facility buildout, vaults, buyback and legal reserves; recurring annual costs are approximately $15.7M driven by security staffing, international recovery/logistics, intelligence operations, and ongoing research/monitoring.
🏗️ One-Time Capital Costs Total: $13.8M
Buyback Fund $5.0M
[#9] Initial set-aside for quiet repurchases/restitutions and high-value acquisitions.
Facilities $3.5M
[#1, #5, #25] Includes reinforced containment cells for four detainees (#1), initial vault suite construction (#5), and UPS/generator/HVAC uplift installs (#25).
Legal Reserve One Time $2.0M
[#19, #24] Initial contingency/legal reserve to handle civil claims, litigation retainer or one-off settlements.
Mtf Kit Out $1.0M
[#15] One-time kit-out for rapid-response MTF (equipment, vehicles, specialized gear).
Procurement Specialized Weapons $1.0M
[#27] Initial R&D/procurement for esoteric/non-lethal containment tools and bespoke weaponry.
Equipment $850K
[#11, #12] Initial monitoring/sensor systems (#11) and IT/hardened servers & encrypted comms (#12).
Decontamination Initial $200K
[#22] Initial biohazard/quarantine/decontamination infrastructure and certified disposals setup.
Specialized Containment Materials $150K
[#14] Initial procurement of rare materials, relics, artisanry or ritual items required for containment.
Archive Digitization Initial $100K
[#29] One-time digitization of paper/photographic records and secure offline archival vaults.
Initial Research And Lab Setup $0
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🔄 Annual Recurring Costs Total: $15.7M/yr
Logistics And Transport $2.4M/yr
[#6, #10] Artifact recovery operations and covert field raids (#6) plus secure transport logistics, armored/air charter costs (#10).
Staff Wages $1.5M/yr
[#2, #3] 24/7 high-security staffing (guards, supervisors) and specialized containment/operations personnel (occultologists, anthropologists, historians).
Intelligence Ops $1.5M/yr
[#7] Long-term undercover operations, paid informants, cyber teams, darknet monitoring and covert purchases.
Mtf Capability $1.5M/yr
[#15] Recurring training, readiness, overseas deployment availability and kit maintenance for rapid response units.
Monitoring Networks $1.5M/yr
[#28] Ongoing surveillance of associated networks, watchlists, tailing and subscriptions to commercial databases.
Research And Monitoring $1.4M/yr
[#4, #18, #21] Ongoing controlled testing and instrumentation (#4), archival/provenance research (#18), and forensic lab access/ops (#21).
Cover Story And Legal $1.4M/yr
[#8, #23, #24, #19] Covert legal/cover-up budgets (#8), PR/disinformation/emergency narrative management (#23), ongoing legal retainer/litigation contingency contributions (#24) and reserve top-ups (#19).
Supplies And Consumables $1.0M/yr
[#4, #13, #27] Research disposables and materials (#4), medical & psychiatric care for detainees (#13), and consumables/maintenance for specialized tools (#27).
Buyback Contributions $1.0M/yr
[#9] Annual contributions to restitution/buyback fund to repurchase high-value items quietly.
Facilities Maintenance $600K/yr
[#5, #11, #12, #25] Vault and facility maintenance, monitoring system service contracts, IT maintenance, and increased utilities/HVAC power uplift.
Diplomatic Liaison $500K/yr
[#20] Covert diplomatic/foreign-liaison costs, legal retainer and payments to foreign agencies/operatives.
Training Drills $400K/yr
[#16] Regular breach/exercise drills, simulations, contractor simulation teams and travel.
Conservation And Restoration $300K/yr
[#17] Conservator work, materials analysis and restoration budgets for recovered artifacts.
Long Term Custody $300K/yr
[#26] Indefinite sustainment costs (feeding/enrichment/special meds) for four detained entities.
Opportunity Disposal Offsets $200K/yr
[#30] Administrative costs to dispose/store/legally monetize recovered goods; potential revenue offsets excluded here (highly variable).
Procurement Maintenance $100K/yr
[#27] Maintenance, consumables and replacement parts for specialized containment tools/weapons.
Archive Backups $50K/yr
[#29] Ongoing secure backups, offline storage rotation and media refresh for digitized archives.
Decontamination Annual $50K/yr
[#22] Annual hazardous-waste handling, certification, incineration/clearance and consumables for bio/memetic protocols.
Cost Scenarios
📊 Baseline (baseline) $15.7M/yr
85.0% probability / year
Routine year with steady containment, scheduled recoveries, and no major incidents.
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🚨 Minor Incident $17.7M/yr
12.0% probability / year +$2.0M vs baseline
Limited containment breach or a small international recovery requiring MTF activation, short legal/PR response and a targeted buyback.
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🚨 Major International Ops $35.7M/yr
3.0% probability / year +$20.0M vs baseline
Sustained international recovery campaign, multiple buybacks, heavy intelligence push and major legal exposure resulting in large one-year expenditures.
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👥 Personnel 22 total
Role Count Notes
Security Officer / MTF Agent 12 [#2, #15] Front-line armed guards providing 24/7 coverage; count supports rotating shifts and some rapid-response duties.
Security Supervisor 3 [#2] Shift supervisors and on-call escalation for containment incidents.
Research Scientist / Occultologist 4 [#3, #4, #18] Specialists (anthropologists, occultologists, historians) handling provenance research, ritual containment and directed experiments.
Medical Officer 1 [#13] On-site medical/psychiatric coverage with outside specialty consultants as needed.
Engineer / Maintenance 1 [#11, #12, #25] Responsible for monitoring systems, IT upkeep, HVAC and generator maintenance.
Administrative Staff 1 [#30, #19] Logistics, procurement, legal/cover coordination and recordkeeping.
Conservator / Archivist 0 [#17, #29] Conservator services and archival staff are typically contracted (costs captured in recurring budgets).
📋 Confidence Notes
Estimates are low-confidence because analyst notes provide wide ranges and many costs depend on unknown operational scale (local vs global), frequency of recoveries/incidents, and discretionary reserve usage; many items (buybacks, legal contingencies, international ops) are highly variable and scenario-dependent.
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